Restarting at 40, Changing My Identity as a Lawyer in Five Years

At the age of forty, the notice of layoffs fell on my desk. Instead of wallowing in the fear of unemployment, I seized the opportunity brought by fate and decided to restart my life and rush to take the exam that was belatedly taken. I chose Jilin University of Finance and Economics to pursue a full-time master's degree in law (non-law) and set an exam venue for December 2026. In the eyes of others, the middle-aged postgraduate entrance examination is an all-or-nothing adventure, but for me, this is not an impulse, but a serious self-salvation and counterattack after half a life. Intention: This middle-aged rush will eventually bloom her own flowers.